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2008-05-31
, 05:52
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#262
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what should i type to mount my internal memory card to c: ?
i got a game folder name DOS in my internal memory card.
thanks.
i got a game folder name DOS in my internal memory card.
thanks.
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2008-06-01
, 20:28
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Joined on Oct 2007
@ East Lansing, MI
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#263
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Just use Ukki's incredible Rubybox to mount any games or applications that you might have.
The latest version is here:
Rubybox
You might need to also download the supporting software called OS2008 Ruby Repo .install as well.
You can find that here:
http://pupnik.de/dosbox.html
Finally, here's a good tutorial on how to use Dosbox just in case you're interested.
Dosbox Tutorial
The latest version is here:
Rubybox
You might need to also download the supporting software called OS2008 Ruby Repo .install as well.
You can find that here:
http://pupnik.de/dosbox.html
Finally, here's a good tutorial on how to use Dosbox just in case you're interested.
Dosbox Tutorial
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2008-06-04
, 23:50
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Posts: 58 |
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Joined on Feb 2008
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#264
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I've augered into the dirt trying to get Rubybox installed.
First I installed Ruby from the maemo repositories.
Rubybox refused to load.
Removed Ruby.
Found a bunch of Ruby debs on Gronmayer I think. Installed the lot of them.
Rubybox complains about Unzip now. Found unzip deb.
Unzip complains about unzip-crypto conflicting.
Can't uninstall unzip-crypto. Not listed in the application manager.
I feel like I'm back to running Redhat 5. A dependancy problem at every turn. How can I resolve this? Is there a -force option somewhere?
Anyone have a clue where unzip-crypto came from?
Finally, a serious question as I honestly don't know the answer to this: Why Ruby? What's wrong with Python? Note that I've never looked at source code in either language. So I'm wondering why people use it? What does it bring to the table that C or Python don't have?
First I installed Ruby from the maemo repositories.
Rubybox refused to load.
Removed Ruby.
Found a bunch of Ruby debs on Gronmayer I think. Installed the lot of them.
Rubybox complains about Unzip now. Found unzip deb.
Unzip complains about unzip-crypto conflicting.
Can't uninstall unzip-crypto. Not listed in the application manager.
I feel like I'm back to running Redhat 5. A dependancy problem at every turn. How can I resolve this? Is there a -force option somewhere?
Anyone have a clue where unzip-crypto came from?
Finally, a serious question as I honestly don't know the answer to this: Why Ruby? What's wrong with Python? Note that I've never looked at source code in either language. So I'm wondering why people use it? What does it bring to the table that C or Python don't have?
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2008-06-05
, 07:46
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Joined on Mar 2007
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#265
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Originally Posted by cyberbillp
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=20
I've augered into the dirt trying to get Rubybox installed.
First I installed Ruby from the maemo repositories.
Rubybox refused to load.
Removed Ruby.
Found a bunch of Ruby debs on Gronmayer I think. Installed the lot of them.
Rubybox complains about Unzip now. Found unzip deb.
Unzip complains about unzip-crypto conflicting.
Can't uninstall unzip-crypto. Not listed in the application manager.
I feel like I'm back to running Redhat 5. A dependancy problem at every turn. How can I resolve this? Is there a -force option somewhere?
Anyone have a clue where unzip-crypto came from?
Try with these instructions, unzip can be found from extras, rest from pupnik.de. Try running 'rbox' from xterm if RubyBox doesn't start.
Originally Posted by cyberbillp
Why Python or C? You can't really argue about people's taste for programming language. But don't worry, once they break compatibility with chinook, Ruby-Maemo will die.
Finally, a serious question as I honestly don't know the answer to this: Why Ruby? What's wrong with Python? Note that I've never looked at source code in either language. So I'm wondering why people use it? What does it bring to the table that C or Python don't have?
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2008-06-05
, 10:36
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Posts: 58 |
Thanked: 9 times |
Joined on Feb 2008
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#266
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Thanks Ukki, but I'm stuck on step one.
Unzip conflicts with unzip-crypto and I can't uninstall unzip-crypto.
Unzip conflicts with unzip-crypto and I can't uninstall unzip-crypto.
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2008-06-05
, 12:29
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Posts: 882 |
Thanked: 1,310 times |
Joined on Mar 2007
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#267
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Originally Posted by cyberbillp
Tried apt-get remove unzip-crypto as root in xterminal or enabling red pill mode in application manager?
Thanks Ukki, but I'm stuck on step one.
Unzip conflicts with unzip-crypto and I can't uninstall unzip-crypto.
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2008-06-06
, 18:35
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Posts: 58 |
Thanked: 9 times |
Joined on Feb 2008
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#268
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apt-get remove zip-rar-7za fixed me.
Now looking for game settings. Thanks.
Now looking for game settings. Thanks.
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2008-06-06
, 19:41
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Posts: 58 |
Thanked: 9 times |
Joined on Feb 2008
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#269
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Well, it runs. Sorta. What do I put in for a server/user name? Also, the scan feature seems to be missing and it can't find dosboxbin, so it won't actually run dosbox.
I know you're gonna ask this: I
I know you're gonna ask this: I
But I have some doubts. First, confirm that dosbox.conf should be in /home/user/.dosboxrc
Second, the keyboard layout is in /usr/share/xkbd/en_GB.qwerty.xkbd or in
/usr/bin/dosboxkbd ?
Moreover, I am using the standard xkbd configuration (the two keyboards seems baroque) and I don't know how to produce F1,F2 (function keys). Probably, a guide on your web site will help.